Finally, it has been announced that generative AI will be installed in Google Search, Google Workspace, and Google Maps, what will change?
At its developer conference,
How Google is improving Search with Generative AI
https://blog.google/products/search/generative-ai-search/
Google Search update: New perspectives and experiences
https://blog.google/products/search/google-search-perspectives/
Introducing Duet AI in Google Workspace | Google Workspace Blog
https://workspace.google.com/blog/product-announcements/duet-ai?hl=en
I/O 2023: Google Maps updates Immersive View and launches new tools for developers
https://blog.google/products/maps/google-maps-updates-io-2023/
Microsoft's Bing has integrated OpenAI's GPT-4 large-scale language model to launch Bing AI Chat , which allows users to search through conversations with a chatbot AI. Rival Google is also aiming to integrate AI into its traditional Google search, and this was finally announced at Google I/O 2023.
Google CEO Sundar Pichai says he plans to incorporate chat AI into Google Search - GIGAZINE
Below is a video introducing the new AI-powered Google search, ' Search Generative Experience ,' which was unveiled at Google I/O.
A look at what's next for AI and Google Search | Google I/O 2023 - YouTube
Previously, Google search would involve entering a word as a search query, and a list of related sites would be displayed in the search results. Search Generative Experience incorporates a large-scale language model as generative AI, making it possible to search by sentence rather than by word. For example, if you enter a question such as 'What is the closest planet to Earth?', the AI will display search results that answer your question, such as 'Mars and Venus are the closest planets to Earth in the solar system.'
In response to the question, 'What plants are suitable for a dark dorm room?', several plants are introduced along with the sentence, 'The following plants can thrive in low light.'
If you Google what to wear to an outdoor wedding in Miami, the AI will advise you, 'When choosing a dress to wear to an outdoor wedding in Miami, you need to prepare for hot and humid weather.'
Then, I present a long list of requirements for the dress.
In addition, by linking with
By clicking 'Ask a follow up' at the bottom left of the search results, you can ask further questions based on the series of conversations with the AI.
What do you recommend about shoes?
Then, a YouTube short movie introducing recommended shoes was displayed.
If you ask for other lunch recommendations, you will be given information about the restaurant and a link to its website.
When I asked about training, the search results provided a summary of training methods.
In addition to the explanation, you will also see a link to a video that will teach you how to train.
In addition to the Search Generative Experience, Google Search will also feature a 'Perspective' filter at the top of some search results. Tapping this filter will display only text, videos, and images shared on message boards, Q&A sites, social media, and more. At the same time, more detailed information will be displayed, such as the name of the creator of the displayed content, their profile photo, and the popularity of the content. Google says this will make it easier to access personal websites, personal blogs, social media posts, forums, and other content that would normally be difficult to reach.
The Search Generative Experience will first be available in
Google has also announced ' Duet AI for Google Workspace ,' which incorporates AI not only into search but also into Google Workspace , a business tool that allows users to share their work with other users.
Duet AI for Google Workspace lets you use AI to automate replies in Gmail and automatically generate images from text in Google Slides.
You can also have AI automatically analyze your Google spreadsheets.
Furthermore, AI will be able to understand the flow of a project in Google Docs and automatically create a plan including location and time.
In addition, rival company Microsoft has also announced 'Microsoft 365 Copilot,' a feature in its office suite Microsoft 365 that enables automatic email replies, image generation, data analysis, and more using AI.
In addition, Google Maps, the map service, will be equipped with a feature called 'Immersive View' that uses AI to make routes on the map three-dimensional and easier to understand. For example, when searching for a route in the existing Google Maps app, it will be displayed as shown below.
When you display Immersive View from this route search result, a 3D map based on aerial photographs is created and the route is displayed from a bird's-eye view.
Furthermore, you can check the route by following it on a 3D map as shown below.
Cars on the road indicate the traffic volume at that time, and the temperature at that time is also displayed at the bottom.
The weather forecast is also reflected, and if rain is forecast, the Immersive View will also display a rain effect.
Google says Immersive View will be available in Amsterdam, Berlin, Dublin, Florence, Las Vegas, London, Los Angeles, New York, Miami, Paris, Seattle, San Francisco, San Jose, Tokyo and Venice in 2023.
In addition, a preview of the Aerial View API, which uses AI to create 3D images of Google Maps, is now available. You can see what kind of images can be created with the Aerial View API by watching the video below.
Aerial View API - YouTube
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